Quote by John Green

That smile could end wars and cure cancer.

That smile could end wars and cure cancer.

Summary

This quote suggests the transformative power of a simple smile. It implies that a genuine and warm smile has the potential to bring immense joy, foster peace, and act as a source of healing in different ways. It highlights the belief that a smile can have a profound impact on individuals and in the world, emphasizing its ability to bring about positive change and alleviate some of the greatest sufferings humanity faces.

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